ABAP Program has been Deleted

[Former Member]

Hi ABAPer Folks,

Coupleof days before somebody asked me a question that his ABAP program accidentally deleted from Dev server but before that he have created a transport request against that program. But the program was only in Dev server( not in Quality or Production System). Is there any other way so that he can able to get his codes without restore the database. Please give me some idea because i am the Basis guy, i cant tell anything more from ABAP sites. From basis prosepective we can restore the database or if the program is there in QAS then we can copy the codes.

Thanks in Adcance.

Regards,

Krushna Biswal

[Former Member]

Hi,

Do one thing.

Create a program with the same name of the old program.

then, open it in se38.

Then from utilities->versions->version management

There tick one older version and untick the other versions. Then press Retrieve.

Hope this will help you. Pls reward points if solved.

Regards,

Renjith Michael.

http://www.sourceveda.com/

[Former Member]

Hi Renjith,

Greetings.

Thanks for your quick reply. I will check with my friend if it will then fine otherwise i will send you across through reply.

Regards,

Krushna Biswal

[Former Member]

Sorry guys, this is irrespetive of the topic in the thread.

Hi Renjith

Couldnt find your mail id on your Business card, so have to reply here. Sorry about that.

Please remove the external link in your signature. Providing external links once in a while for helping friends here based on topics might be acceptable, but keeping that all the while in our signature being active members is not a good sign for others. Please make yourself like we all can look for.

Promote SAP and SDN.

Regards

Eswar

[Former Member]

Hi,

Thanks for the suggestion. Will do that.

Regards,

Renjith Michael.

[Former Member]

Your response is appreciative Renjith. Thanks for understanding

~Eswar

[Former Member]

Hi,

Go SE38, create the program with the exact name that it had before. Now go to version management and return to the last version.

regards,

Omkar.